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Highlight text and get directions from your saved locations Quick Directions lets you get Google Maps directions with just two clicks. HOW IT WORKS Highlight any address or place name on a webpage Right-click and select your starting location Google Maps opens with turn-by-turn directions FEATURES • Save unlimited locations (Home, Work, Gym, etc.) • One-click directions when you have a single saved location • Optional "Search on Map" to look up highlighted text on Google Maps • Syncs across all your Chrome browsers • No account required - your locations stay private PERFECT FOR • Getting directions to restaurants, stores, or venues • Quickly checking commute times from job listings • Planning trips from multiple starting points • Anyone who frequently looks up directions PRIVACY This extension only stores your saved location names and addresses locally in Chrome sync storage. No data is sent to external servers. No tracking, no analytics. SETUP Click the extension icon to open settings Add your frequently-used starting locations Start highlighting addresses and getting directions! Open source: https://github.com/sluu1122/quick-directions-extension What's New in v1.0.2: • Added "Search on Map" option - enable in settings to search for highlighted text on Google Maps What's New in v1.0.1: • Inline editing - edit locations directly on the page • Drag-to-reorder - easily rearrange your saved locations
Jun 17, 2026
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